LV support for very high risk PCI of calficied lesions

Facilitators: T. Engstrom, E. Le Royer

Speakers: R. Kapoor, H. Kassem, B. Har, A. Marrone, M. Barycki

Summary

Discover the role of left ventricular (LV) support in performing very high-risk PCI on heavily calcified lesions. This session highlights techniques for navigating complex calcified coronary anatomies using Impella support, strategies for metal casing reshaping, and management of acute MI and cardiac arrest scenarios. Explore alternative vascular access options and decision-making processes for multivessel calcified PCI cases to optimize procedural safety and success.

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Reshaping the metal casing
Acute MI, cardiac arrest, and calcified coronaries
High risk PCI of last remaining vessel: alternative accesses for left ventricular mechanical support
If all roads led to Rome, which one should I choose - Story of MVD calcified PCI

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LV support for very high risk PCI of calficied lesions

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